Here's an insider Scouting Report:
ESPN Analyst
Updated 11/20/2012
Strengths:
Campbell has good size and great feel for the game. He is an excellent passer out of the post and especially when throwing the outlet pass where he delivers the ball on time and on target. He has good touch and footwork as well. Campbell can make open shots facing out to the arc with needed time and space and can excel in pick and pop situations as well. He scores with drop steps in the lane and is a good area rebounder as well.
Weaknesses:
Campbell will have to work to improve his mobility, strength and conditioning in order to take his game to the next level in addition to hone his ball handling and back to the basket moves. Campbell at this stage would have problems defending on the perimeter so guarding a center would be best at this point.
Bottom Line:
Campbell is a post player that has a good basketball IQ and affects the game with his ability to make open shots with good range and pass with great timing and accuracy. He has all the tools to be aan excellent inside out post in time. Very good overall upside.
He was rated as the no.2 player in the state of Kentucky. I was surprised as he didn't get more offers, as a UK commit Derek Willis (also Indiana, Purdue, and Louisville) is 6-9 225 compared to Campbell's 6-8 245.